I posted something on a social media app the other day or yesterday, and I mentioned that I don't like when there's no time frame when I go to gatherings as an introvert, I don't like large gatherings and I don't like being in other places too long, not just because of introversion, but I'm a homebody. So I like when people give me time frames for how long something is going to be
Marque LaMar
@overlythematic · 4:54
And there's just a misunderstanding about what that means to us. We are perfectly fine being alone, not lonely or a loner, but being by ourselves, enjoying our own company. So when you get responses like don't force yourself into this box, or don't let someone tell you who you are, how you are supposed to be, it is because they are trying to console you, or that's how it feels
Erica Jean
@HeyItsErica · 3:31
I have to remember to dive into that book and take more notes. But it's an excellent book about what introverts can contribute to business, to life. There's so much that we can do and contribute. But yeah, thanks again. I really appreciate it
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Tanya Coles
@MsColes77 · 4:22
But as far as worship, I'm there for him. And so I'm not really concerned about the people around me. I'm not concerned about how long it's going to last. Because one thing I do know, when you have a genuine encounter with the presence of God, time is a non factor. Time is a complete non factor. Now, granted, our flesh does not want to be in church all day. I get that
Erica Jean
@HeyItsErica · 4:42
And, you know, being a teacher, you're around people all the time, especially the little people, can't get away from that. And I still love that field. One day I may decide to teach in some format, whether it's from home or tutoring. But I realized that pure joy was only when I gathered the children together in smaller groups. To give them more individualized attention. It seemed to work best for them and worked best for me